Article translated by Amritee Mahabir

News was revealed since last summer that a Peter Paul Rubens masterpiece had returned on the market. And almost immediately, the famous English museums understood the difficulty of letting the occasion slip to to add Apotheosis of King James I to their collection.
Right from the start, the Tate Britain has proved to be the ideal candidate to receive the work, given the fact that it was painted by Rubens in Great Britain and therefore will marry perfectly into the collection.

Until April 27th, the Tate Britain in London is representing about fifty large scaled works and a large group of works on paper of the Scottish artist Peter Doig. Doig is a great lover of photography and cinema who likes to paint landscapes in particular using colour in an unusual way and creating magical atmospheres of realistic taste. It is for this reason that many art critics love to define him as a romantic painter.